Tuesday 29 November 2011

Step By Step Installtion Of Window 7 From a USB

This is a tutorial come seal how to install windows 7 from an usb drive. This tut becomes visible to be easy after equated to other posts in internet. I’m writing this in basic language.
 
ALL YOU NEED IS
1.Thumb convey having 4 GB of capacity.
2. Win 7 DVD

PROCEDURE
Step-1: Plug-in your USB flash convey and backup all the
existing knowledge in it.
Step-2: Open the manipulate prompt. If you are using
Windows 7/Vista afterward free-spoken it with head rights*.
* Go to Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Right-click on
“Command Prompt” and decide “Run as Administrator”.
Step 3: In the manipulate prompt, breeding in the following
command:
DISKPART
This will commence the Microsoft Disk Part utility.
Now subject the pursuing command:
LIST DISK
This will demonstrate you a items of  available disks on your system.
Disk 0 is broadly articulating the hard disk. In my covering, Disk 5 is the USB
drive (this can be a dissimilar one in your case). Now subject the
command as shown below:
SELECT DISK 5
NOTE: In the above manipulate, 5 is the USB convey diagram on
my system. If you have a dissimilar diagram on your system,
then you deficiency to depose 5 with that number.
Step-4: Now subject the pursuing items of commands one by one
as shown below:
CLEAN
CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY
SELECT PARTITION 1
ACTIVE
FORMAT FS=NTFS QUICK
ASSIGN
EXIT
Minimize the manipulate prompt and play-act to the subsequent step.
Step 5: Insert the Windows 7/Vista installation disc and note
down the “drive letter” of your DVD drive. In my covering, it is
“H:”. Now breeding the pursuing items of commands as shown
below:
H: CD BOOT
CD BOOT
BOOTSECT.EXE /NT60 M:(NOTE: M: is your USB convey letter)
EXIT
Step-6: Copy the contents of your Windows 7/
Vista installation disk into the USB flash drive.
That’s it! Your USB stick is now primed to hit and install the
OS for you. Don’t forget to enable the “USB Boot” option and
change the “boot priority to USB implement from hard disk” in
your BIOS settings.

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